Category: Photo Journals

Acadia Images, Day 2 – Mt. Desert Island, Maine

Day two on Mt. Desert Island was focused on the western side of the island. So it is less about the Acadia National Park, which while still there – this part of the island is more about local villages, fishing, and a much slower life style. Here are some images from hiking Wonderland Trail, Bass Harbor Lighthouse, Mill Cove outside Pretty Marsh Village on a wonderful bright blue day. Enjoy!!

View from the top of Flying Mountain Trail

Somes Sound

Partner on Flying Mountain Trail

On the Wonderland Trail

Bass Harbor Lighthouse

Bass Harbor view from the base of the lighthouse

Wild Roses

Selling Books the Hard Way

Mill Cove Fishing fleet

Mill Cove

At Anchor

Hike

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Author Trips with JamesPosted on August 7, 2018Format GalleryCategories American Travels, Photo JournalsTags Acadia National Park, adventure, Bar Harbor, Bass Harbor, blog, Islands, lighthouse, Maine, Mill Cove, Mt. Desert Island, Pretty Marsh, trails, Travel, travels, trips, Wonderland

Images: Acadia National Park

These are views from our first day at Acadia National Park taken while driving the Park Loop Road, including Cadillac Mountain views, Jordan Pond and views from the trail around Jordan Pond, and walking the trail to Thunder Hole.

June 2018

All photos by James Carey

View of the Porcupine Islands

View of Otter Cove

View from Cadillac Mountain

Jordan Pond

Jordan Trail

Shoreline Jordan Pond

Fallen Trees at Jordan

Wetlands at Jordan 2

View of the Bubbles

Lonely Loon

Maine Coastline

Rocky Coast

Thunder Hole

Thunder Hole Looking South

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Author Trips with JamesPosted on July 30, 2018Format GalleryCategories American Travels, Photo JournalsTags Acadia National Park, adventure, Bar Harbor, blog, Cadillac Mountain, coastline, Islands, Jordan Pond, Maine, Otter Creek, shoreline, the Bubbles, Thunder Hole, Travel, travels, trees, trips

Images: Houses of Bar Harbor

Bar Harbor, while not as famous for grand “cottages” of the Gilded Age, as its neighbor to the south, Newport, Rhode Island, it did have some spectacular homes before a massive fire in 1947 burned many of them down, or they were torn down. These are some of the amazing houses still left in Bar Harbor, both private and converted for some other use. Enjoy!